Building The Deck Princess Twilight Sparkle and the rest of the Mane Six introduce a lot of unusual options and challenges to deckbuilding : each character cares about something different, with little overlap
This is exactly what happened to the Fairy-type, as its popularity in the video games did not translate well to the TCG
Antler Skulkin Blazethorn Scarecrow Chainbreaker Crossroads Candleguide Dread Tiller Fang Skulkin Farmstead Gleaner Field Creeper Foraging Wickermaw Geist-Fueled Scarecrow Grim Poppet Harvest Hand Heap Doll Hoof Skulkin Jawbone Skulkin Jousting Dummy Lockjaw Snapper Lurebound Scarecrow Oasis Gardener One-Eyed Scarecrow Osseous Sticktwister Painter's Servant Pili-Pala Rattleblaze Scarecrow Reaper King Rendmaw, Creaking Nest Scarecrone Scarecrow Scarecrow Guide Scaretiller Scorn Effigy Scrapbasket Scuttlemutt Shell Skulkin Shire Scarecrow Signpost Scarecrow Sparring Dummy Straw Soldiers Tatterkite The Reaper, King No More The Swarmweaver Thornwatch Scarecrow Watchwing Scarecrow Wicker Picker Wicker Warcrawler Wicker Witch Wickerfolk Indomitable Wickerfolk Thresher Wild-Field Scarecrow Wildfire Wickerfolk Wingrattle Scarecrow Wreckage Wickerfolk
If a player takes 5-10 damage from a source you control, you can wipe out a good amount of creatures for just two mana
For example, you can setup Solemnity + Phyrexian Unlife to prevent you from dying or even fetch Solemnity to pair it with Decree of Silence to prevent your opponents from playing spells
This deck also includes plenty of counterspells like Force of Will and Force of Negation that can be played for free
